Amazingly detailed sailing ship crafted in silver and hallmarked on interior border of stern near rudder. Heavy and in good condition. Cross insignia on sails. About 7 inches long and about 6 1/2 high.
Old Dutch filigree silver sailing ship. Circa 1900. Note small break at lower margin of large sail. No other damage. No mark. Fine workmanship. 2 1/4 tall, 2 1/2 inches long.
Very large Coptic processional cross on stand. Low grade silver. No mark. Could be Ethiopian or Egyptian in origin. Could be as early as 15th century. About 20 1/2 inches on stand.
Old Tiffany sterling silver brandy snifter warmer. Circa 1892-1902. Signed on base. Fine condition. About 2 1/4 inches high. Note reddish tinge on silver is reflected light from background material.
Spanish Colonial solid silver tankard. 17th-18th century. Mark on base "M" with pineapples. 10.2 troy ounces of silver. Old repair on base. Probably S. America origin. About 4 1/2 inches tall. Note that the red tinge on tankard in the photos is only a reflection of the background material.
The silver medallion is 2 3/16" in diameter, and commemorates her 60 years as Queen. Apparently the Royal Mint did not mark "silver" on their medallions. One side shows the Queen in her youth in 1837, and the other, her appearance in 1897.
